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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:Show nested quote +On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that.
Has worked wonders for him so far
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All the Koreans I've ever known work, study or practice long hours in whatever job, school or discipline they find themselves in... And it's usually because they've been raised that way. Personally, I had a lot of hardship over learning the piano with my mother... she'd make me practice for hours and hours and hit my hands with the spoon whenever I fucked up a note.
There's a reason why South Koreans work the most hours out of any labor force in the world.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On September 26 2014 00:09 Wombat_NI wrote:Show nested quote +On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? I know right, what a dick!
How dare he enjoy himself!
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On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far
Doesn't guarantee it stays that way.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way.
Neither does going to Kespa.
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On September 26 2014 04:37 Gamegene wrote:
All the Koreans I've ever known work, study or practice long hours in whatever job, school or discipline they find themselves in... And it's usually because they've been raised that way. Personally, I had a lot of hardship over learning the piano with my mother... she'd make me practice for hours and hours and hit my hands with the spoon whenever I fucked up a note.
There's a reason why South Koreans work the most hours out of any labor force in the world.
What's with the Koreans and their kids learning the piano?
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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way.
You know what definitely doesn't guarantee you maintaining your skill?
Burnout. See Soulkey.
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Love them both!! Hopefully DRG finds a fitting new foreign team soon, would be super stoked!
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i always find it funny when people comment on the idea of being paid to do a job. It's their job to practice and play. Insert Allen Iverson's bullshit rant about practice and I still find it funny that people cannot get passed kespa versus the world.
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On September 25 2014 23:57 TheFish7 wrote:![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/gOBraj3.jpg)
i want to cry this is soo bootyful
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Northern Ireland27422 Posts
On September 26 2014 05:07 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 00:09 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? I know right, what a dick! How dare he enjoy himself!
For clarification's sake/I am drunk I really hope TL's expert 10 pooler realised I was being facetious with that haha
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your Country52798 Posts
On September 26 2014 07:53 Wombat_NI wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:07 stuchiu wrote:On September 26 2014 00:09 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? I know right, what a dick! How dare he enjoy himself! For clarification's sake/I am drunk I really hope TL's expert 10 pooler realised I was being facetious with that haha
Pretty sure he got that, don't worry
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On September 26 2014 05:23 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. You know what definitely doesn't guarantee you maintaining your skill? Burnout. See Soulkey.
Yeah it has not been a great year for him.
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TLADT24920 Posts
Well, different methods for different folks so nothing he said is surprising. If not following a schedule gives him better motivation, great! If following a schedule helps you more, great as well! lol.
On September 26 2014 05:17 imrusty269 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 04:37 Gamegene wrote:
All the Koreans I've ever known work, study or practice long hours in whatever job, school or discipline they find themselves in... And it's usually because they've been raised that way. Personally, I had a lot of hardship over learning the piano with my mother... she'd make me practice for hours and hours and hit my hands with the spoon whenever I fucked up a note.
There's a reason why South Koreans work the most hours out of any labor force in the world. What's with the Koreans and their kids learning the piano?
I wouldn't say Korean, lots of my Asian friends know how to play the piano. Dunno why it's so common, maybe competition among families or something (so I heard).
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On September 26 2014 05:16 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. Neither does going to Kespa.
On September 26 2014 05:23 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. You know what definitely doesn't guarantee you maintaining your skill? Burnout. See Soulkey.
Sure being in other team/teamless doesn't mean you can't get to ro8 but you definitely have better chance achieving it with Kespa.
if it's true that they are only forced to practice 8h +1h meal which is normal workday for most of us and Soulkey can't handle that?
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On September 26 2014 16:47 Yozora wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:16 stuchiu wrote:On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. Neither does going to Kespa. Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 05:23 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. You know what definitely doesn't guarantee you maintaining your skill? Burnout. See Soulkey. Sure being in other team/teamless doesn't mean you can't get to ro8 but you definitely have better chance achieving it with Kespa. if it's true that they are only forced to practice 8h +1h meal which is normal workday for most of us and Soulkey can't handle that?
Some people's lack of ability to grasp that there can be a difference between people, between situations and different people in different situations boggles my mind. Not everyone is like you, not every situation is the same, and not everyone thrives in the same situations. And everyone always tells me I'm the antisocial, cold one.
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Northern Ireland27422 Posts
The workday of the vast amount of people I know occupies a similar timeframe, but is much, much less intense.
Yeah you work reasonably hard, you're not pushing yourself to be the best retail worker or call centre operator in the world, unless you're something of an outlier 
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And it is not only 8 hours starcraft. While you eat, you watch replays or think about the game and talk about the game. You play the game after the official practice time, when a important match/tournament will occure. Its more like sleep, train, eat, repeat.
There is a common reason why pros in sports dont do their training 8 hours a day, why they dont train from 9 to 5 their sport. But in esport it is still common to train even 10 hours a day. You do that for so long, so many pros burn out so early.
DRG chooses the way it should be. Even when his skill lvl drops a bit, he will be able to stay in the scene for longer without losing the passion.
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On September 26 2014 21:21 Thax wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2014 16:47 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 05:16 stuchiu wrote:On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. Neither does going to Kespa. On September 26 2014 05:23 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 05:14 Yozora wrote:On September 26 2014 04:36 Zealously wrote:On September 26 2014 00:01 Yozora wrote:On September 25 2014 23:58 Thax wrote:On September 25 2014 19:13 REyeM wrote:
Good luck getting to Ro8 of GSL ever again with that attidude DRG. The attitude where he wants to have fun with what he's doing? Yes, good luck with that. Has worked wonders for him so far Doesn't guarantee it stays that way. You know what definitely doesn't guarantee you maintaining your skill? Burnout. See Soulkey. Sure being in other team/teamless doesn't mean you can't get to ro8 but you definitely have better chance achieving it with Kespa. if it's true that they are only forced to practice 8h +1h meal which is normal workday for most of us and Soulkey can't handle that? Some people's lack of ability to grasp that there can be a difference between people, between situations and different people in different situations boggles my mind. Not everyone is like you, not every situation is the same, and not everyone thrives in the same situations. And everyone always tells me I'm the antisocial, cold one.
- difference between people, between situations and different people in different situations boggles my mind. Not everyone is like you, not every situation is the same, and not everyone thrives in the same situations. -
And then you wonder why they don't win. Life is tough alright?
On September 26 2014 21:33 Clonester wrote:
DRG chooses the way it should be. Even when his skill lvl drops a bit, he will be able to stay in the scene for longer without losing the passion.
And then he won't win GSL ever, gg wp.
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